GRINNELL, Iowa – -(Ammoland.com)- Brownells customers get their chance to win a once-in-a-lifetime Dream Build prize package valued at $4,500, including airfare, lodging, and all the parts and expert help to build a personalized Dream Gun at Brownells HQ in Iowa.
Contestants can enter on the Memorial Day Dream Build page starting Tuesday, May 24, through Monday, May 30th, 2022. After their first entry, contestants can earn extra entries by following the suggestions on the page – such as following the Brownells Instagram page or subscribing to the Brownells YouTube channel.
The winner will travel to Iowa, meet with Brownells Gun Techs and go on a shopping spree for the parts for their AR-15 style Dream Build – up to a $3,000 retail value.
The winner also receives a personal tour of Brownells HQ and will get the chance try out the newly-built Dream Gun at Big Springs Range – owned and operated by Brownells and located in nearby Searsboro, Iowa.
To learn more, visit the Brownells Memorial Day Dream Build page.
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My congratulations to the folks at Brownells who can’t figure out how to set up a giveaway using the Gleam app. If you sign up for their SMS alerts (which is supposed to get you 300 entries) their system sends you a code word — but it’s not the right code word! In fact, so far as I can tell, they have that entry configured so badly that there is no possible code word because nothing ever triggers the Gleam app to check the code word. And, oh by the way, whoever set up their entry form also made the… Read more »